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November 5th 03, 12:31 AM
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Have a need for a program which will display the AZ/EL of the
sun every second from sun rise to sun set.Anyone know where such a program could be obtained ? 
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November 5th 03, 03:08 AM
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"Sun Down" wrote in message ... Have a need for a program which will display the AZ/EL of the sun every second from sun rise to sun set.Anyone know where such a program could be obtained ? Starry Night will do it, as far as I know. BV.
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November 5th 03, 03:08 AM
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"Sun Down" wrote in message ... Have a need for a program which will display the AZ/EL of the sun every second from sun rise to sun set.Anyone know where such a program could be obtained ? Starry Night will do it, as far as I know. BV.
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November 5th 03, 03:59 AM
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"Sun Down" wrote in message ...
Have a need for a program which will display the AZ/EL of the sun every second from sun rise to sun set.Anyone know where such a program could be obtained ? Issue #41 of The Orrery newsletter. I presented a BASIC program which calculates accurate values for the Sun's Altitude and Azimuth. Atmospheric refraction (you do want to correct for this, right?) is covered in Issue #49. The Orrery is a hard-copy newsletter. Back issues are available for a modest sum. If interested, send me an e-mail (un-munged address is on the web site, see link below). -- ------------------------------------------------------------ Greg Neill The Orrery: Models of Astronomical Systems http://members.attcanada.ca/~gneill/orrery.html ------------------------------------------------------------
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November 5th 03, 03:59 AM
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"Sun Down" wrote in message ...
Have a need for a program which will display the AZ/EL of the sun every second from sun rise to sun set.Anyone know where such a program could be obtained ? Issue #41 of The Orrery newsletter. I presented a BASIC program which calculates accurate values for the Sun's Altitude and Azimuth. Atmospheric refraction (you do want to correct for this, right?) is covered in Issue #49. The Orrery is a hard-copy newsletter. Back issues are available for a modest sum. If interested, send me an e-mail (un-munged address is on the web site, see link below). -- ------------------------------------------------------------ Greg Neill The Orrery: Models of Astronomical Systems http://members.attcanada.ca/~gneill/orrery.html ------------------------------------------------------------
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